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T1IK DAILY HERALD
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 5 1887
THE LAVA FLOW
Our reporter on the W G Halls
trip to the lava flow Mr V W
Smith writes a very lucid description
of the phenomena as viewed from both
thejsca and the side of the flow far up
thefmountain He has also been for
tunate cnougli to procure from Mr W
E Rowell C E a vivid account of
that gentlemans observations at the
very source The correspondent who
furnished the excellent record of the
outbreak and earthquakes sends the
very latest particulars from the moun
tain slopes near the flow Although
the eruption has suspended
yet it is too soon to declare it
over In the meantime the juojected
trip of the steamer Likelikc this eve
ning has been abandoned
It is a wonder that more is not made
of native woods People able and
willing to choose furniture for their
houses go on giving preference to im
ported black walnut ash and other
hardwoods This fact cannot be due
to deficient esthetic qualities in Hawa
iian loa koil and cocoahut for they
take a polish of metallic hardness and
brilliancy Still with the exception of
coflinscalabashcs canes and detached
pieces of furniture the demand for
manufactures of the various beautiful
native woods is exceedingly small
This is not due to a scarcity of the
woods if our information is correct
that an abundance of koa and kou
suitable for furniture has hitherto been
obtainable on the island of Hawaii
There is no doubt that some forests
there arc dying but pcihaps the fatality
comes partly from the woods growing too
dense on account of mature trees not
being culled for manufacture although
there is little doubt the main reason is
that the soil is too shallow on the
mountain slopes forming the sites of
some of the forests However that
may be woods adaptnble to the cli
mate in which tree growth is so rapid
can surely be given space where the
depth of soil is ample It is to be
hoped he present interest in arbori
culture will as one result induce effort
in the cultivation of valuable native
woods for manufacturing purposes The
continued liking for black walnut
should lead to the planting of that tree
valuable for its edible production as
well as its fine texture and color es
teemed 50 highly in manufactures At
the same time influential buyers should
consider whether they would not be
gratifying the most refined fancy as
well as conferring a benefit on the
country by endeavoring to lead popu
lar taste in the direction of goods of
Hawaiian wood Home production
would thereby be stimulated along
with the cause of forest culture and if
now Hawaiian woods are more ex
pensive than foreign growths with in
creased forest area a change would ul
timately come to pass in the contrary
direction Certainly accounts of de
mand and supply in the countries now
furnishing the bulk of our raw and
manufactured lumber would indicate
that prices of the imported articles arc
likely to gradually increase
A Michigan woman traced her hus
band to a gambling house broke open
the door andbegan firing among the
inmates Her husband surrendered at
once and his companions ran away
while the weman pocketed the money
she found on the gambling table and
marched her husband home
A young lady in Chase county Kan
sas who was not to be outdone by the
bovs went wolf huntinc unon n wacer
It is reported that she talked the wolf
to death
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General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
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Offer for Sale
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STEEL RAILS FENCE WIRES
ROOFING SLATES CEMENT
CROCKERY ROCK SALT
And a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention
AFTER TAKING STOCK
il Goods at Greatly Reduced
Prices
BFEHLERSCO
99 Fort Street Honolulu
CHARLES HUSTACE
100 natl 111 King ISt bntwoou Fort nad Alakoa
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of
STJPXjB GBOCEE1ES
Consisting in part of
Family Flour Germca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gm Dupec Ham
ami Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Uultcr Dates Raisins
Mustard Sauce Sea Foam NYafcrs Saloon and Medium Bread Apples Humboldt Potatoes
Wheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All ol
which arc offered at lowest rates AH orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery
Both Telephone No 119 P 0 Box No 371
THE CENTRAL CIGAR STAND
Campbells Block Merchant Street
I HILDER Proprietor
BcllTeleplione 172 Mutual Telephone
Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with the
choicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Fresh
importations by every steamer
tThe Finest Manilla Cigars In the Market on Hand
Island Orders Carefully Attended to Givo Mo a Call
GEORGE ENGELHARDT
rormeily with Samuel Ntt
IMPORTER DEALER I3ST
STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS
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OrooKory Glassware Ilonso Furnishing Hardware Agate
iron and Tinware
AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY
BEAVER BLOCK FORT STREET
The Store formerly occupied by S Nott oppoUte SrurCKKU Cos Bank Honolulu II I
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J I ATHHRTON
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CASTJLE COOKE
Shipping and Commission Merchants
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
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Koliala SuRar Company IIullcu Sugar Coijipany
Tata Plantation 4 Hitchcock Cot llanlatlan
GroveRanch Plantation R HaltciJ W UluaPlanlatlon
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U nu Fire ni 1 Marine ImuranceComrnny of Sun Frnrcltco
tna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of
D M Wejton Patent Centrifugal Machine
The New York and Honolulu Packet Line
The Merchant Line Honolulu and San Francltco
Dr Jayne Sons Celebrated Medicine
Wilcox Clbb Remington and Wheeler Wilwn Sewlnfi Maclii
LAINE CO
lUve received n coniignmcnt o themost EconomicanJ JValuaUe FcJ for all kluJ of stuck viz
COOKED LINSEED MEAL
It is the reatett Flctli former Mlllc and Duller producer 11 use
Oil Cake Meat how about 17 percent ot nutritive matter l this nearly 39 percent too ti of tills nieal
Is equal to 300 lbs ol oats or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat bran Also our Unrivaled
MAlU rrJSIJi as well as our usuni supply 01 inn uuixinus oi
y Hny Oata Wheat Cora Etc Etc
Which Is oflrred at the Lowest Market Rates and delivered free ny part of the city
E B THOMAS
Contractor Builder
Estimates Riven on all kinds of Brick Iron Stone and AVooden Jluililtngs Refers to the
ollowinc prominent buildings erected by him amongst others too numerous to mention the
Kings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack police
and Aswan HuildinK fctc
Brick Work in all its Branches
Qrtice S corner Qiiten and AlaVea Streets Mu Telephone No 3
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CE WILLIAMS
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m and Walnut Jlcdtoom betsr pideboardj Ward-
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Mirrors and nurror Iuics
Upliolstcring In All Its Branches Satisfactorily Executed
Mutual Telephone and Nlfilit Alarm No 70
STORE 68 HOTEL STREET
HAY ANP GRAIN
LARGEST STOCKS
BEST QUALITY
LOWEST PRICES
UNION FEED CO
TclephoncsNo 175 Cor Queen and Edlnburch Sto
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I 85 HOTEL STREET
Just Recived per S S Zealandia
A FINE ASSORTMENT
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HOLLISTER CO
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109 Fort Street Honolulu
WOLFE CO-
2To 66 HOTEL STREET
Have Received by Late Arrivals
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American and EnRlish Jims and Jellies Table and Pie Fruit Star Hams Oxford Sausages
Cwried Fowl Kippered Herrings Preserved Bloaters Tried Kcl Findon Haddock Plum
Pudding French and American Peas Crackers Cakes Mackenzie Fine Biscuits Etc
Also a large assortment of Cnmlics and Nuts Orders ill receive careful attention and
prompt delivery guaranteed J
P 0 Box sv Bell Telephone No 349 Mutual No 149
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Hawaiian Islands in Bankruptcy In the
matter of Wallace Jackson a bankrupt
OUUER 01 ADJUDICATION
Upon reading the petition herein and upon
proof before me taken I do find that the said
Wallace Jackson has become a bankrupt with
in the true intent and meaning of the Act ap
proved on the 29th day of August 1884 en
titled An Act to regulate proceedings In
bankruptcy In the Hawalianjslandsand I
do hereby declare and adjudge the said Wal
lace Jackson bankrupt accordingly
And I do further order that the creditors of
the said bankrupt come in nnd prove their
debts before such Justice of the Supreme
Court as shall be sitting in Chambers at Aliio
lant Hale Honolulu on Friday the fourth
day of February A I 1887 between the
hours of ten oclock in theforenoon and noon
of the said day and elect one or more assignee
or assignees of the said bankrupts estate
And that notice hereof be published three
times in the DAILY IlEUAU and Daily
Bulletin newspapers published in Honolulu
in he English language
EDWARD PRESTON
Attest Justice Supreme Court
JH Keist
Second Deputy Clerk
Honolulu January 29 18S7
TO RENT
A stable with live stalls and room for car
riages also a small cottage to be had I a same
yard if desired Centrally located For
particulars enquire of WEST DOW CO
to Let FumisliGd
RESIDENCE AT PRESENT OC
cupied by James A Kennedy corner
KInau and Pensncola Streets v
Apply 10 JAMKS A KKNNKDY
Office Honolulu Iron Woiks Co
Election of Officers
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
AT stockholders of the Hawaiian Agri
cultural Company held January aoth 1 837
the following officers were elected for the cn
suing year
President Hon C R Bishop
Vice President Mr Samuel C Allen
Treasurer Mr P C Jones
Secretary Mr J 0 Carter
Auditot Mr T May
DiitECtousi Hon C R Bishop Messrs
S C Allen and P C Jones
J O CARTER
Honolulu Inn 20 1887
Secretary
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Opposite Elite Ice Cream Parlors Hotel St
Manufacturing of all kinds of J cwery setting y
of Diamonds Etc
OIirouomotorB 11 Spoclnlty
THE GREAT ARMY
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Glllots Eslerbrook Steel Pens A
TODDS COLD PENS
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Knbber Holders Cork Holders Ivory and Kbonr
lloklcri KoUl mourned Ivory mul lion
Folders ami Paper Cutters Facers Tablet
Krasers Denlsons Velvet Krasers
Crystal Rubber Kulber in wood 1
pencil sliane Tliumb TacVs
lencil 1rotectors Kubber V
Hands of various
sites etc etc
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